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Haruna
  I was also following the case of Pa Sallah Jeng. He is a decent citizen. Mr Salleh was my high school teacher at Muslim High School when he returned back to the country. I still another forget the good effort of Pa Sallah Jeng and the late Balla Sillah. They did not only give us education but foster our knowledge and orient us to global outlook. It was Maimuna Taal and she was acquitted and Pa Sallah the same. It is a great that this honourable is allowing the rule of law to prevail and I hope other Judges and magistrates will follow his professional stand.
Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
  
Thanx for sharing this news of overdue relief. I mean, I went through the 
litany of charges and reviewing the particular sections that the prosecutors 
attested Pa Sallah was in breach of, I could not invent any culpability on the 
part of Pa Sallah Jeng. I mean even an illiterate prosecutor cannot divine an 
iota of culpability. I think these idiots are doing Yahya enormous harm by 
malicious prosecution by proxy and he ought to discipline them if only to 
demonstrate his disdain for such corrosive activity.

Now that Pa Sallah has been acquitted of all outstanding charges, I wonder 
if the Yahya and the court will consider remedy and or compensation in the form 
of re-instating Pa as mayor of Banjul, an honour he deserved by election and 
retro-active pay for the time he was denied serving as mayor. The activity 
of these rogue prosecutors threaten to tarnish Yahya's character and record 
further and doing nothing to remedy Pa Sallah's false persecution will not 
afford Yahya any more goodwill or consideration among the citizens of Gambia.

I hope Pa Sallah's attorneys seek redress for him by appealing to the courts.

Haroun Masoud. MQDT. Darbo. Join us in prayer and volunteering where able to 
mitigate the damage in life and property of the people of California. I am 
extremely proud of Governor Swarzenegger for his hands-on can-do attitude. I 
ask Yahya call for a national day of mourning and prayer for our friends in 
California. I have sponsored a team of volunteers from North Carolina to assist 
in remediation. That is what I (one) can do. I urge all Gambians resident in 
California to seek time off from their employers and school to assist with 
the devastation in the San Diego and Bernardo areas. Al Mutawakkil.


In a message dated 10/24/2007 10:39:25 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, 
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Pa Sallah Jeng Acquitted
Wednesday 24th October 2007
By Modou Sanyang
The High Court in Brikama yesterday acquitted the suspended Mayor of Banjul, 
Mr. Pa Sallah Jeng, of all the charges preferred against him by the state. 
In delivering her judgement, Justice Sanji Monageng, the presiding judge, 
stated that after going through the evidence before the courts concerning the 
charges against Mr. Jeng, she found out that the prosecution has failed to 
prove their case beyond reasonable doubt. She consequently acquitted the acussed 
who has been standing trial on six criminal count charges. 
It would be recalled that count one of the charge stated that Pa Sallah Jeng 
as Lord Mayor of Banjul on or about 19th August 2005 corruptly or 
dishonestly abused his office by directing the council’s Chief Executive Officer to pay 
the sum of D10, 000.00 to EAP Printing Press for printing 1000 copies of 
his booklets entitled “In My Time” for his private benefit. 
Count two of the charges stated that Mr. Jeng, being a public officer at the 
Banjul City Council between 2002 and 2005, illegally or dishonestly received 
per diem payments at the rate of 130 Pound Sterlings per day and above the 
official allowance of 100 pounds per day and thereby caused financial loss to 
Banjul City Council. 
Count three stated that Pa Sallah Jeng as Mayor of Banjul City Council 
between the months of January and February 2005, in breach of section 45 of the 
Gambia Public Procurement Act and section 12 of the Gambia public procurement 
regulations, intentionally singly sourced and directed the purchase of a 
second-hand towing ambulance for a sum of D340,000 to the detriment of the economy 
of The Gambia. 
The statement of the offence in count four indicated that Pa Sallah Jeng as 
Mayor of BCC between the months of September and November 2003 “intentionally 
single sourced and directed the purchase of three comparators for the sum of 
D1,500, 000 in violation of section 45 of the Gambia Public Procurement Act 
and section 12 of the Gambia Public Procurement Regulations to the detriment 
of the economy of The Gambia.
In Count five, the particulars of the offence read that Pa Sallah Jeng as 
Mayor of BCC between the month of October and December 2004, in abuse of the 
authority of his office personally single sourced and forcefully directed the 
Banjul City Council to pay the sum of D50, 000 for a second- hand 25 KVA 
Generator already installed at BCC premises without the required approval.
The particulars of offence for count six read that Pa Sallah Jeng as Mayor 
of BCC on or about the 29th September 2004 in the city of Banjul, in abuse of 
his office, entered into a lease hold agreement with one Papa Faal for a 
period of 20 years without the consent of the Secretary of State for Local Governm
ent and Lands, thus contravening section 84(2) of the Local Government Act 
2002 and thereby caused financial loss to the Banjul City Council.


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